Lot 2018: 1970 Dodge Superbee

Based on our data here at Classic.com, a 1970 Dodge Superbee is typically worth $68,000 to $85,000 when it’s a complete, running vehicle in good original or restored condition.

Here’s the breakdown from recent market activity:

• High-end restored originals: $84,900 (like a V-code 440 Six-Pack car with low miles)
• Good original cars: $68,000-$77,000 depending on condition
• Modified/restomod builds: $69,000-$106,000+ (depending on specs)

The specific Superbee you’re looking at here is priced at $24,500 - which actually makes sense for a project car. This is a V-code 440 Six-Pack car that’s solid and rust-free, but it currently has no drivetrain, no seats, and needs some finishing work. For context, same V-code cars that are running have sold in the $75,000-$85,000 range when finished.

The big factors that drive value on these are:

• V-code (440 Six-Pack) vs. standard 383 motor
• Matching numbers confirmed
• Originality vs. modified
• Documentation like fender tag present (this car has it!)

Want to see some finished ones for comparison? Check out https://classic.com/m/dodge/super-bee/ - or ask me anything else about this specific project car!